gitbook-plugin-include-highlight

Highlight code in referenced source files.

This is heavy based on gitbook-plugin-include

Add !CODEFILE to your Markdown file with file path to your file that contains code. This will pre-process file contents and wrap them in in highlight code block.

Syntax will be picked up by file extension. example usage:

!CODEFILE "../../src/notSoAwsomeApp/file.ts"

gets file and displays code bloc highlight depending on file extension (TypeScript in this case).

Please note that file extension should match one of highlightjs css class

Install

Add to your book.json plugin list:

{
    "plugins" : [ "include-highlight" ],
}

Configuration

You can map file extensions that don't match syntax used in contents by adding a mapping in your book.json plugins config section:

"pluginsConfig": {
  "include-highlight": {
    "extensionToLanguage": {
      "ps1": "powershell"
    }
  }
}

The plugin is pre-configured with the following mappings:

{
    'feature': 'gherkin',
    'pde': 'processing',
    'ps1': 'powershell'
}